I just wanted to see some opinions. Personally, it would help me with emotional/spiritual development.
@ liberal asskicker
1. love the name
2. Just hypothetically speaking.
and again: hypothetically speaking.
Joyful Days
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It depends. If the person is not a devout follower, it really doesn't matters since that individual's religion is much more likely to be a family tradition than personal identity. But when both are faithful to their beliefs and have shaped their lives according to religious conduct, then the marriage won't be favorable. It hurts but that's reality. Love is grown on a base that is shared and agreed.
Gregory
i would never be forced to marry some one i did not want to
a marriage of such type would not be a developing situation but one of constant conflict and difficult circumstances
such situations are not wise to seek to live in
constant disputes are not good in a marriage
Pro 19:13 A foolish son is the calamity of his father: and the contentions of a wife are a continual dropping.
Pro 25:24 It is better to dwell in the corner of the housetop, than with a brawling woman and in a wide house.
Alexandra
How is it possible to be forced into marriage with somebody who's of a different religion than yourself? That is inconceivable. Same religion, certainly; different religion, no. That would be a decision made with the couple's consent.
Jim
Religion doesn't matter. As long as they're tolerant of me, I'd be cool. It's also pretty easy to fake practice a religion. Just pray to whoever in public, then worship normally when you're alone.
Anonymous
The whole point of arranged marriages is to choose a mate for someone who IS of the same group/religion/race/caste etc.